Tragic Household Accident Described by Survivor
A man told of a sudden accident in his home where a cutting of meat led to chaos. A kettle of boiling soup on the hearth and an infant by the fireplace resulted in the baby falling into the boiling liquid but surviving only a short time later.
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Asdarge Sini
Barnstable
Tariff Act Revisions Extend Duties and Exemptions
The act amends duties on imports set by the July 14 1832 law and expands exemptions. It lowers tax on several textiles and goods and phases duties to be paid in ready money from June 30 1842. It allows additional duty reductions and enumerates items admitted free or at reduced rates including linens dyes and various chemical and agricultural products.
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House O Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Jane
Henry
Washington
Quest of Congress
Iin
Verge Sons of America
A Bill On Dividends Of Public Lands To Several States
The bill proposes a five year act to grant sections of public lands to Ohio Indiana Illinois Alabama Missouri Mississippi and Louisiana and to distribute net proceeds among all states by population after deducting a twelve and a half percent dividend for internal improvement or education. It sets land grants for Mississippi Louisiana Missouri Indiana Illinois Alabama and details price and usage conditions including free mail and military transport.
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WA Fere Pty
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Alabama
Missouri
Mississippi
Louisiana
Cumberland Road
Union
Saeerson
Illinois
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Washiington
Raturday
Clay
Pennshiennia
Coulter
Coulier
National Intelligencer
Hodse
House
Globe
Myr McDuffie
Teamilton
South Carolina
Wolf Attack on Smith Farm Near Madison
Mr. Benjamin Smith defended himself when a large black wolf attacked him near his fox bait on his Madison farm. The wolf bit his leg as Smith fended off the beast with a jackknife, killing it after a struggle. Smith incurred little injury thanks to his thick boot.
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Madison
Benjamin Smith
Mr. Smith
Somerset
Civil Session Ends As Congress Passes Land Bill
From Washington March 3 the two houses worked late into the night and morning to close the session. Civil appropriation bills passed, Clay's Land Bill awaited the President's signature. Votes of thanks were given to presiding officers. Commissioners named to settle claims under the New Metropolitan Indemnity Treaty include Willis Silliman Peter Daniels John R. Livingston Jr and others. Andrew Donelson named to assist in signing land warrants and J J Fidwards named Pension Commissioner. The President retained Clay's Land Bill for consideration. Singular event noted.
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New York Standard
Washineton
Mr. Clay
Senate
Clay
Speaker Stevenson
B.C. Howard
Willis Silliman
Ohio
Peter ¥. Daniels
Thomas Swann, Jr
Jonas Sibley
Massachusetts
Tarris
Andrew J. Donelson
J. J. Fidwards
Samuel Gwinn
Tennessees
Temperance Meeting At Capitol Promotes Reform In WW States
A temperance gathering at the Capitol drew many members of Congress and visitors from across the country. Speeches by Felix Grandy Lewis Cass Gideon Tomlinson and Dr Edwards highlighted the long session, with later reports on Clay tariff, revenue bills, and political tension over nullification in Congress and Virginia state flag incidents.
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Waste Lngron
Washeld
Capitol
Congress
Felix Grandy
Senate
Lewis Cass
Gideon Tomlinson
Connecticut
Jnc. Blair
Tennessee
Eve Wm
Hammet
United States
Edwards
American Temperance Society
Cooke
Ohio
Briggs
Massachusetts
Sewal
Washington
Lewis Condict
New Jersey
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Wilkins
Reed
Tipton
Indiana
Frelinghuysen
Mr Grundy
Fire destroys Judd Tavern in Waterbury tragedy
In Waterbury Connecticut a deadly house fire at the Judd Tavern left five people dead and two rescued. Israel Holmes was away on a trip to Philadelphia. a 7 year old and a 5 year old perished along with 27 year old John Tuttle and a young woman. Three others escaped through windows as flames raged in the NW wind and icy air.
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Waterbury
Israel Holmes
Holmes
Philadelphia
Judd Tavern
West Oath Refusal Shakes South Carolina District
John C G West elected sheriff of Kershaw District South Carolina must take the nullification oath per Governor Hayne. He refuses and issues a long address to constituents outlining constitutional objections including the power to suspend laws by a volatile association. The press predicts his supersession and possible re nomination as the proscription campaign expands statewide.
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John CG. West
Sherrin Kershaw District
South Carolina
Hayne
Lee
Pleasura
Prosama
Wallification Club
Charleston
West
Camden Jornal
Charlestin
Courier
Union Party
Comte de Survilliers Remains Closely Attended by Family
The Comte de Survilliers known as Joseph Bonaparte says the London Court Journal, is constantly surrounded by members of his family now in town.
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Joseen Boxarsnre
Comte de Survilliers
Joseph Bonaparte
London Court Journal
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